so doc, how bout a smoke report? :]
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so doc, how bout a smoke report? :]
I found this on another thread from you and was wondering if this is the same that you use through-out veg and flower? Or, do you change the ferts at different times? or is this just for the clones (always in flower) and not related to the mothers? Just curious...
My soil mix is Perlite,Vermiculite,Chicken Compost,local peat....from a Bog about 10 miles away,and good ol' worm poo. They are fed 4-droppers full of Schultz 10-15-10 ,1 Tbsp. Fish Emultion, and 4 drops SuperThrive per Gallon of water everytime I water
are you doing 12/12 from the beginning with clones?
Think I got both my strains dialed in now. The left hand plantlet is indica dom, the right sativa. They are finishing within an inch or two now! :smoke1:http://www.fullmeltbubble.com/galler.../0/1/bq_sb.jpg
damn those are looking very beautiful!
Hempy Bro those R lookin great......:passit:Quote:
Originally Posted by hempybucquet
http://www.fullmeltbubble.com/forum/...ead.php?t=1299
sup dr, damn hempy, yall come by my thread if ya like
Hey this is one of my first posts in this section and I'm interested in starting my own micro grow!
After looking around I really like what Dr.Bud's has going on and I was wondering what the dimensions of your grow box were? I'm confused about the height of the box because from what i gathered the plant about doubles in height during it's flowering phase?
Thanks for any help! If anyone has any good resource links I would love to learn about them!
Doc has been outta town.. but I will let him know you are wanting a reply... have a nice day..
Mrs.G
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Originally Posted by hellogoodfriend
If you look @ my plantlets...they way more than double in Height
This method is "Zero-Veg-SOG"
each strain is flowered @ 1",2",3",4" and 6" to determine "Start height" for that strain.
Once we have that info it is used to determine @ what height that strains cuts go into flowering
trying to "Set-up" a small grow?
an old kitchen Cab from a "Recycler" is a good start